Image super, service messed up. If you want to switch anything, there's nothing to complain about

The picture I do not want to comment further, who once had a 4k are no longer him here. For this enough other more competent comments have given than I ever can - as I said, image is great and the pixels that the device has more than the "3840-nearly-4K" devices are valuable for me.

However, the OSD is something rotten from. Once you set up the device and does not have to hinfassen again, this is certainly no problem. I have it. On two computers in use, the inputs are ideal for this purpose (1xMiniDP + 1xDP rich 2x for full resolution) But switching is really bad. The monitor does not automatically detect which input a signal is present. There is no direct input selection button. So OSD enable. It takes forever until it may concern at all. If the computer then a little stubborn with recognizing and activating the correct output (like my older laptop) goes the OSD from 3 times until the computer has noticed that at this output depends on Monitor. The menu turns off after each selection made again completely. I need some days 7 Minutes, to switch the input - is of course on my laptop, which is something bitchy, but with a sensible control the monitor, it would be much easier ...

If it because then running, bring the image and the resolution of the blood pressure quickly back down, because they are as I said great.

The mechanism is sufficiently stable. Unlike some commentators who write the stand would be shaky, I beg to differ. Of course it is not as stable as one of the fixed horizontally through the pivot expressions. But if you do not rumruckt like a wild man at the desk, and the monitor does not wobble.

Noteworthy for use on multiple computers, the DP cable. The attached DP-to-miniDP is ok. Most of those who can not you get 4k with 60Hz. That makes then jerks when scrolling and strangely loud pops in the sound spontaneous noticeable when at fast scrolling much bandwidth is needed - anscheinen then says the video channel in the audio channel on. After a failed attempt and a long search, I got myself this one: "DeLock DisplayPort cable - DisplayPort (M) - DisplayPort (M), 83399", it works quite well, only rare spontaneous crackles in the sound.

Despite the described shortcomings, I would buy the monitor. The picture compensated and my next notebook can then DP1.2 and so is the change of inputs hopefully easier.